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ftumOr iii Gas Circles.

Plrrsuunau, Pa, Sept. 27.-There was
q general ruinor this morning that ar
ransoments had been almoatcompleted for
a coalition between tho Philadelphia and
CHARTERS Natural Gas Companies,
Tho rumor too the form OF a guarantee
OF ten per cant to the Chartiors by the
Philadolphia Compsny, the latter to take
charge OF the formers plant and manage
it. In other wordg, the Charters was
said to get an agreement very similar in
outline to tha. given the Pennsylvania
Gas Company by the Philadelphia.
Such an arrangement would be q great
beAeft 10 the gas interests, and when it 10
known that 1t Ia no longer mere rumos,
rs has 30 often been the case, It cannot
fail to strengthen the market for gaa
shares. It would have q beneficial effect
in tho East c. we'll as locally II the agree.
ment was good one to both companies.
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NEw YonK pEMocnArs.
Tho State Convention at Saratoga Largol
n nl' IN Attended, F-' l5.tA

| q
sARAroaA, N. y, Sept. 27,-The day
opened cool and ioggy, but with promise
Of aun and warmth later. 6Gtli&,&h
The summer visitors have all hsd and
the Democracy literally have possession Of
the town. Thcro Ia scarcely a lady to be
seen on the strest. ,C35 si@,S5 "A
Saratoga to-day presents another marked
contrast 10 the Saratoga oil two weeks ago.
Then tho crowd seemed to bs more or less
poverty stricken. and It was openly assert.
cd that the one day convention was due
to the fact. To-day, however, the oppo.
site is the truth. The silk hot, the cigar,
tho gold watch and chain, everywhere
evldences.of money enough and willing.
ness to spend II, Ia apparen. on all hands.
Two weeks ago not single band Of music
was In town except the small orches!,as as
hotel attractions; to-day there arc dozens,
At l0:3O tho delegations itom Troy, :Al.
bany, and other near at hand places came
marching through the town with eacorls
and headed by splendid baude. Z,
The convention met In Casino Rink. and
at half past L. the gavel fell. DR.. Oady
Harrick called the convention to order
and nominated George Ralnes temporary
chairman. The motion was carried unan.
imously. Ef If.15 5'a'7s S,.-'s
The following planks on the liquor
question have been presented by tho Ger.
mau.Amerlcan Citizens organization OF
Now York for aabmiasion TO the Commit
tee on ResolutionB: 5g}E'5 5a8F
!. Firat-While we recognizes the evils OF
incompetence and tho necessity OF repu-
lating by law the sale of Intoxicating
liquors, We are for auch excise leeialstion
only which is reasonable and practicable
and therefore eEec.ual. ''it'.}l7s An
second-Sunday being civic day Of
rest, we declare that q guarantee Of the
enjoyment Of this rest to each individual
without interfering with the rights and
religious Ideas Of others should be the un-
derlying principles in all future Sunday
legislation. IN 19f3 T9',i
at l:45 P. NJ. the convention took g re-.
cess until o'clock. The 9featest interest
is manifseted In the rejection OF the Irving
Hall delegates. 6Fl ~ s7I'
At8:20 p. ". Chairman Rsincs rapped
the convention to order. There were not
tilty delegates IN their places. Sheriff
Grant, OF New York, moved that as the
Committee on Contested Seats would not
be ready to report until late hour, that
the convention take 8 recass until to.mor.
row at 10 O'Clock, and the molten was car.
Rod. 2I '1,'I7,3Il - :
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"A GLOOMY CROWD.
Detected Over the Removal of
. Neobe to the Penitontinry.

Anarchists Detected Over the Removal of
g5.s, Neebe to the Penitentinry.
{ CnlcAGo, Sept. 27.- Tho Anarchists
were very blue this morning because Of
the sudden removal Of Oscar; Neebe to 10.
liet lsst night. j4S y &E 4.
They would not talk OF the matter, and
were apparently deeply affected by the re-
minder Of tho noarneHs Of their own pun
ishment. Neebs's brother and an ex-
preasman came around at 3 o'clock and
gathered the convicl's belongings together
and carried them away. The only other
visitors were Mrs. Engel, Mrs. Fischer and
Miss Van Zandt., E}||S,rf ~ {{!.S-i.
Up to today tho sctual returns on the
petition for Clemsncy to the condemned
ed Anarchiste, as far as they have been
turned in to'the Secretary Of the Amnesty
Association, chow about Is 900 signatures.
On the list Ior preachers are the nAmes Of
two promiuent jewish idivines. 4. N
The postponed hearing Of the charge
against Mrs. Parsons for violating the city
ordinance prohibiting the distribution Of
hand bills on the streetD, took placs before
Justice Lyon this morning. I He imposed
q fine OF IS, but immediately suspended
1t, and Mrs. Parsons. went away looking
well satisfied. !. 3 /. Iis l,h
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TIE Ohio Democratic Association, Of
Washington, has chosen B. @. Balentiue,
a Navy Yard employe, to collect money
from department clerks for the Ohio
campaign. Mr.. Balentinc will be ably
assisted in his patriotic endeayors by
other public servants. Every one Of them
is liabls to fine OF 5000 OF not exceed:
ing three years in the penitentiary, or as
much OF either or both as the Court may
decide will be for the public welfare.
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Against tho Colorsd PsoDls.

5 FoRr SCOTT, kAs Sept. 27.-The decis.
ion in the mandamus proceedings brought
by the colored people Of this city to compel
the Board Of Education to admit tie
colored children 10 the white schools
was rendered yesterday by Judge
French, and the writ OF manda-
mus was denied. The white people are
jubilant and the colored people are dlsap-
pointed and angry. The colorod member
Of the Board Of Education, Mr.. Leemore,
declared that In spite Of the decision the
colored children will mako another at
tempt to invade the white echools. What
the reault will be remains to be seen. A
motion for new hearing was made by the
colored peoples counsel, but was over
ruled. Notice WAS given that an appeal
to the Supreme Court would b. taken. u
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FOUGHT TILE POLICE.
Several Aeada Cracked During IN Evletior

Several neada Cracked During IN Eviction
2t- Nenr Limerick. l0.l .
Cork, Sept. a. Michael Lane was
eyic!ed to-day from his holding on Colonel
Meadow's estate, at Arnacrusha, a few
miles from Limerick. The military and
polics were present in forco. go
Lane challenged tho police to touch
him. and fought them with club. Hia
brother-in.law assis!sd him, but finally
they were overpowered by the police,
and while some hold their arms o.hsr
officers 2, beat them over the heads with
Lance wife. joined in tho melee and
laid open Inspector, Rsllly's ekull with a
poker. Lane, bis wife and brother.in.law
were all arrested. = IA -, '.i' :"
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Tho Telephone Men.

PlrrsauRan. Pa, Sept. 27-The Ma.
tional Telephone Exchange Convention
resumed Its aeasion this morning. After
accepting number Of invitations to visit
local industries the Convention decided to
hold It's next meeting in New FORK. After
the reading Of few papers the Conven-
tion then adjourned to take an excursion
up the MononRahela river on the steamer
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SECRETARY WHITNEY is regarded as sec.
ond bsat to Cleveland in casa it should
seom that thu Pfesidsn. clnnot be- renom.
mated. Whitney has wealth, very handy
political associations, mora brains than
some paople give him credit for and knows
how to bs alable. And he halls from
New York. He is an ahler man than
Hill and nots dsmagozue. But cleveland
has tho pull on the party. IA.
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for q few years, tho Home Rule cause
is Hnre to 4 win, .as 10 had the
English masses won over to,the cause. Mr..
Depew stated that Mr.. Blaine was not
working for tho nomination for the Presi.
dency. Talking oi the prospect Of a war
batween France And Germany, Mr.. Do.
pew said that both countries were as Iully
equipped for war as they could be, and
the dghting spirit had not only seized the
soldiers but even the masses OF the peo.
pie who were backing ID the soldisra,
The railroad system in Europe, he said,
was about one hundred years bohind
Amorica. American manu- lcturern were
favorahly with the home man.
nlaclurers In England and Germany.
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aylc,,m of tho 1Inow-No,hinr Riots.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 27.-Mrs. Ann
Trainor is preparing to bring suit against
the city Of Louisvllle Tor $1,000, With in.
forest Einco August, 1866. The claim is
for the destruction Of her homo In tho
'Bloody Monday" riots Of that year,
which grew out Of tho bitter fight by the
Know.Nothings. supporting Humphrey
Marshall for Congress against General
Pearson, who stood for ioreignors rights.
The Kentucky Legislature passed. al oct
soon after tho riots enabling the city to
settle claimu Of tho1s who lost property In
the riots, but Mrs. fainor'o claim was not
then presented. So tSS7ils'iii 'Sgf5 3. IL
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The Raco Atrccta Houd offerings. 90,

q WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-The offerings OF
bonds to the Government to-day up to
noon amounted to Se97,35O, OF which
$2Sa, 900 were ~. and sel,35O 4 per cents,
The light offerings are eaid at the Treas-
ury Department to be due to the fact that
very little busiuess is being done in New
York to-day on account OF the Yacht race.
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IF the smueglers continue to use the un.
slightly but for them convenient hustle,
every homecoming tourist who wears a
hustle will bs al objec. Of suspicion.
Every object Of special suspicion is
searched With special care. II the lady
tourists turn their fashionable backs on the
bustle, who will be 80 poor to do 1t rev.
erencs? The hustle must hustle. -N
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DEMocRArs who say that Col. Fred
Gran. was nominated on the strength Of
his tather's namc forget that their own
Governor Hill nominated him for Quar-.
antine Commissioner. Governor Hill in.
sistei that Col. Gran. was in every way
qualified to mako good public officer.
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PlrrssuRau, Pa, sspt. 27.-Ths Ameri-
can lllnt bottle and window glass workers
Of the country have formed an osganiza.
ton to prevent the importation OF contract
labor. They have raised fund Of S5O,-
900, which will be used In the prosecution
Of any manufacturer who attempts to i'm
port contract labor. Another attempt to
settle the window glass strike will be
madeto-morrow at a conference of the man
ufacturess and workmen to bs held in
this city. .,5E...-f,l z. (, m &gIs.ss u
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents In West Virginia
and Vicinity. So
TheShepherdatoW REGISTER ia forty veare

Accidents and Incidents III West virginia
and Vicinity. ass
heshepherdatown Register is forty years
old. 1it5 - Syi sel5s 49, i
ssventy.hve kegs Is said to be Weston's
weekly consumption OF bees. 54&r.ill
Up to thia time the State Board Of Ex-
aminers have iesued nearly forty Stale
certificates. 5,y *. itlt.1j Ms /
Rsv. G. W. Risingsr dropped dead in
an apoplectic at, at his home in Preston
county, few days ago. 4
Captain Bon. Hall, Of Williamstown, is
contemplating running a steamboat be.
tween Marietta and Matamoras. 'ss993t
(, F. Fl. Burt, Jr,, Of Mannington, has de.
parted with his family for Findlay, Ohio,
where he will locate and go into business.
p Senator.elect Faulkner was forty years
old last week. It is not stated that he
received any birthday present from Dan.
lei B. Lucas. ;55s35f n, q s..5As5: as 1
"a Gre near Weston destroyed the resi-.
dence OF Edward Dargan. Loss, S.. 900
and no insurance. The inmatea escaped
with great difficulty AN. n
Inc Aoofhelu Erdmlner says: A line
large deer came into Mr.. Kuykendall'B
field, next to town, on Saturday evening
last 1t went back to the mountains on 8
double quick. 5..gfl s5'1F ),
Tuesday morning Mr.. and Mrs. E.. o.
Bush, living near the Roane county line,
were attacked by robbers, who shot and
seriously wounded both OF them and car.
ried away $40 in money. ~ :
A vein Of coal an inch thick Yields
l25 toms; forty inch vein yields
5000 tons, less the coal which is left for
"supports." In the New River region the
royalty 10 ton cents per ton. 2'.s..55',s: 4
The management OF the Kingwood Rail-
way intend 10 purchase several acres Of
land near Howesville for the purpose Of
making q park. & Excursion trains will be
run during the sum mer season. 4. (,
Two ladies', Miss Belle Burrows and Vir-
ginia Springer, each carried out key oi
powder from burning store during the
New MartiDsvllle fire. The kegs were hot
and they put wet rags on them to cool
them. Il Al IA 5z;l "A ,,7,.+-..2 ,,+.2 }je5(
| Pensions havs bsen Issued to the fol-
lowing West Virginia veteranB: Henry B.
Hubbard, OF Wheeling; Henry Dunk, de-
ceased, Of Grafton. A penslon has also
been issued to William Goen on account
Of his services in the Mexican war. n
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CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEW
Arrives from Europe-Tnlks About Euro.
tlgil 4ft m l.. 'usRn pn1itIca " Igla #5T7

Arrives from Europe-Tnlks About Euro.
roan Politics. h; #
Nav YoRE, Sept. 27.--Ohaupcey NJ. De.
paw, President Of the NewiYork Central
Railroad, arrived here to-day from Europe
on the steamer Ebe. The English peo.
pie, he said, were very anxious to know
what America intends to do. They won.
der why Americans sympathize with the
Irish people in their struggle for Home
Rule, when they would not allow tbs
Southern States to separate from the
Union. The Home Rule question, he
said, was the all Important topic in
England. Il Mr., Gladstone Il Liver
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G. A. II. HISTORY.
How tho Order was stnrted-Encumpmsnt snts
..N.LM. and UOmmnnlerh. ~ -u.

How tho Order was BtRrted-Encampms pm srta
HE &sW and commanders. X "'}'tao1
To Illinois belongs the honor Of or.
ganlzing the first Grand Army Post.
Wisconsin has recently put la claim
for priority, but precedent and evi.
deneo are against her. The creator Of
the great organization that now embraces
100000 men was Dr.. benjamin +. Stephen.
son, Of Decatur, ILL.,, who served 40 sur.
9eon Of the Fourteenth 1llinoIs Infantry.
Hsauggested the, idea 10 his comrades Ia
February, 1866. md 1t was 80 we'll thought
OF that, on April 6. 1866, Post No. was
oJgsnized ut Decatur. II bad 43 charter
members, and among them Messra. Col.
trin and Pryor, proprietora Of the Decatur
Tribune, and. their competitors. II was
founded on constitution written by Dr..
Stephenson, and soon after Post No, 2
was organized at Springfield, and Others
were quickly instituted throughout tho
West. The Frat National Encampmen!
was held at indianapolis, November 20,
lSGG. Ten States .were represented, and
the plan Of organization W" enlarged and
eoms important resolution adopted.
The National Encampments have been
held In tho following cities:
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Brakeman Killed,

Nonru GRAFTON. Mass, Sept. o7,-OwS
ing to the failure Of e!gusl man to 90
back far, enough in log near here this
morning, through freight train ran into
. a local, smashing fifteen cars and killing
Joseph Lohu, q brakeman. NJ. lss{3.sir,22I
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strate their Independence OF the weather.
All the arrangements for the Encamp.
msnt arc thrown out Of gear by the change
In nlnna = ~
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The delegates to the convention have
been moving, also visiting different bodies
to-day and settling in their minds the
best man for the position OF Commander.
In Ohiet. General Sherman, II Ia UNDER
stood, has declined to accept the Office un.
der any circumstances. II Is generally
conceded that hs would he chosen without
opposition, Il be would accept. Among
other candidates there appears 10 be no
material advantage. General. Slocum's
friends arc moving everywhere making q
determined aght. 4 General Grier and
Major Warner draw from tho same scc-
ton OF country, both drawing from the
West. Their friends are busy, but quiet.
The Minnesota men have brought out
Judge John ?. Rao. and his candidacy has
somewhat changed the calculations as he
VIII draw from all. Many predict the
election Of dark horse or an indefinite
Hoasion. .1iff Iil, FgHl's'
GENERAL fAiRculLD HoNoRgD.
at 1880 o'clock this evening the aides
on the staff Of Oommandor.in. Chiei Lu-
ciuB Fairchlld assembled at the Generals
headquarters at tho Southern Hotel,
with their friends, aud presented to
him the badge OF Post Command.
e..in-Chiei OF The Grand Array OF the
Republic. The gold eAgle holds In
Ito talons tho rank badge surrounded
BY a fringe Of diamonds, and In the
field iour large guns are set in stars,
The star hanging from the ribbon 10
Studded with many gems, there be.
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TUE Louisvilla woman who brings suit
for damages inflicted in the Know Moth.
ing riot in that city generation ago, is
raking up dead issue. Somebody will
accuse her OF waving the bloody shirt.
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Hiots In l,0nnI,i.

MADRID. Sept, 27.-Riotu on the Island
Of Ponapi, in the Oarolnas, occurred in
July, caused by tho Governors ordering
the arrest Of an American Pro!eatant mia.
sionafy. This excited tho natives and
they rose up against the Ruthoritiea, over.
|powering garrison OF 90 men. 4 y
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OSLY thoBe who know st. Louis mud
know how very muddy It 10 when 1t Is
muddy there. Let us hope that to-day
tho boys may have achance to show. them.
selves in the biz march. rtI l,s.75
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Tho Hixr 0oyerpors.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27.-The war Govern.
ots are represented by the following ren.
tlemen: Governor sprague, Rhoae Island !;
9overnor Fletcher. Missouri; Governor
Oglesby, Illinois; Governor Blair, Michi-
gan; Governors Crawford end Carpey.
ksnaaa; Governor Saunders, Nebraska = ::
Governor Parker, New. Jersey Governor
Smith, Vermont; Governor Lsyis. VIA.
consin Goysrnor Piespoas, West Viz
giniai Governors Stanford and Law, Cal
itornia. 5 yiSit sttIll'si 'l1,1i
( The venerable Hannibal Hamlin. the
only living Vico President, ia conspicu-
GUS figure at headquarIsrs. s5
/: ~ THE BANQUET. S.15 ,.i =
The annual banquet OF tho deleceteg
and officers will take place at the Liadoll
Hotel Thursday night. Colonel D. P.
Dyer, Of St. Louis, will deliver an address
OF Welcome, which will be responded In
by General Fairchild. The folloyinv
toasta vii! then come in the order named !:
sour Country. - !
"The President OF the United States }.
"The Army and Navy A..
1.-THE Volunteer Army y s!3s1,-
"The Grand Army Of the Republic
it"The Soldiers Dead." Y "a: :iTS.i,5..
"The Cabinet. X. rjj,3.ls = "A
! inaThe War Govornors.n y; i
1.-THE Loyal Women. !" " y
These will be followed by yoluntee,
toasta, 6ls SSi ~ :.
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IT is estimated that In New York State
four out Of every tivo votes polled for the
Prohibition ticket will DO from the Repub.
lican party. This will make the Democ.
racy smile. Yet the Democracy 10 not
consp;cuously temperance party.
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Strike Ended.

PirrsnuRau, Pa, Sept 27.-Ths utrike
at the American Iron Works Of Jones &
Lsushlin has ended iivorably to the
strikers, and work will be resumed in all
departments In the morning. g
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Couldn't Sta nd tho Foss.

Y: NEW YonH, Sept. s7.-Nine Of Buffalo
BIl's Wild West Indians arrived at Castle
/ Garden this morning on the steamer
Wyoming. They could not stand tho
London logs and were cent home.
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lul souvenir toi the encampment. This
arch "a appropriately decorated with tri.
colored bunting and the corps badges. On
the top at each side two large flag poles
stand with tho stars and Btripes fung to
the breeze. Beside the arch Is the. review.
ing Btand, y
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TIE PRECEDENT 10 10 see considerable
part OF the country as the train dashes
along under the cnrtain OF the night.
This will be reatlnl 10 his eyes.
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+. G. A. HEpARp. ESQ South Boston, Mass,
was cured Of Salt Rheum by Palmer's
Skin Success. At drug store Of McLain
Bros. li4 sis6 TX. 4, HI II 5IIf'
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International. Convention,

BlSdHAMroN, N. y, Sept. 27.-The
Clgarmakera' International Union In con-
vention here to-day, adopted resolution
protesting against any interference with
the internal revenue on cigara. ~. :
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Gl1a atatellii2;e.,l,lEens 4
ouoel Nos. 50 and 81 rourteenth street.
Fon the eighthtlne a Yankee yacht and
q Yankee crew have won the cup. One
O! these days It will be ours for keeps.
Coop boat Rs sho Is, the Thistle may
whlatlo for tho cup. Are there any more
mysteries lying round tho Scotch ship
..,l,p Y'. Y. |.... n ...

ST. LOUIS 10 doing herself proud in the
tho matter OF decorations. Road the
description and make aome notes Tor home
consumption nsxt year. ""
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Throughout the night and early morn.
ing trains were arriving almost con!inu.
ously at the Union Depot, and G never.
ending procession poured out Of the
structure into tho darkness. It was close
upon midnight when the Iowa delegation
showed up at the LII 0iede. General
James Tuttle was among them, and he
was inBtantly beseized by comrades who
wanted to know how true was the report
that he proposed to offer resolution cen.
suring the President. GripsGck in hand,
the Iowsn bracsd himself sgainst pillar,
and waited until the volley Of queries had
ceased. Then he said: --ar.5 ,., -tisS-
II won't say what am golng 10 do. I
did not como here to act like buff in o
china shop, for raised enough - when
! was here before. I sEy this much, how.
ever, that the peopls Of st. L,uis ought to
be greatly obliged to mo for what did.
They can see by the Wheeling and Omaha
incidents what the feeling Of the Grand
Army is toward Cleveland, and if he hsh
come hers the devil would. have been 70
pay. I hear that Black, Rosecrans and q
lot Of friends Of the Preaident are going to
offer q resolution oonsnrlng Eairchild aud
myself. Now we want harmony, but il
they undertake to bring politics into ths
encampmen. we'll make them sick before
they get through. There are some people
who have been STOPPING to some mighty
contenpiblo things in petEocutinz me,
but let them look out; inside OF week
the paople will thank me for what l hare
done.." Then the veteran aousht bis
room and his couch. 6@